Europe leads world aviation towards net zero carbon emissions
On 26-Feb-2021 a coalition of European aviation trade associations published 'Destination 2050', a plan to achieve net zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050. The target covers all flights within and departing from Europe (specifically the EU, European Free Trade Association and the UK).
It plots a path to reach this target through a combination of new technologies, improved operations, sustainable aviation fuels and economic measures.
The target of net zero emissions by 2050 puts the European aviation industry ahead of the global aviation target to halve carbon emissions (relative to 2005 levels) by 2050.
The next CAPA Live event on 10-Mar-2021 will include discussions with a number of leading industry figures on the theme of 'Sustainable Aviation: Restoring travel in a responsible way'.
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